South Canberra Tuggeranong Athletics Club

News - Tuesday 9 February, 2010

The 2009 Vikings Sports Awards Night:
The presentation of the Tuggeranong Valley Rugby Union and Amateur Sports Clubs 2009 Sports Awards will be held at The Auditorium on Friday 19 February 7:00pm for 7:30pm.

Tickets are on sale at The Auditorium, at Erindale, between 9am and 5pm weekdays. Ticket sales will close Friday 12 February at 12 Noon. Or you can make your booking over the phone on 6121 2131. The cost of the tickets is $30 per adult and $20 per child (Under 18). Table setting will be for eight - round. A light meal will be provided as well as beer, wine and soft drink from 7.00pm until 11pm.

N.B. Please ensure that when you book you specify that SCT Athletics is your club and leave a contact name and phone number. Tickets are to be paid for when booking.
Nominations for the Australian Junior Championships:
Any athletes wishing to attend the Australian Junior T&F Championships to be held in Sydney this March need to complete and return a nomination form. All athletes wanting to attend/be considered for selection/have made qualifiers - need to return the completed form to Cathy Tanks (Team Manager) by 13th February, the first day of ACT Championships. Cathy will be at the track on both days. We need to know who is actually committed to going and intending to compete in Sydney. While many will be selected, we can not assume that all will be attending. Generally, if we don’t receive a nomination form or contact from athletes we may not have the opportunity to chase individuals as there are far too many, and we will take it that people are not interested in going.

The form also serves as the point of contact so that we can reach further selected athletes at the last minute after the second day of championships. Our team entries must reach Athletics Australia by 22nd February. As you may all realise with the second day of ACT champs on the 20th and our final team list needing to be in by 22nd does not leave us much time! This is why the nomination form is out now and is important that it is returned. Athletes must only put down what events they intend to do in Sydney (upon final confirmation from the selectors.) as this is what they will be entered into and charged for by Athletics Australia.
Hosking stars at Australia Cup Meeting:
SCT's Jillian Hosking was one of the stars at the Australia Cup Meeting held at Bruce on Saturday 30 January. Competing in the Women's Invitation 5000m Race Walk, Jillian placed 2nd, splitting AIS athletes Claire Tallent and Kellie Wapshott. Jillian led the race in the early stages and finished 13 seconds behind Tallent.
Results: 1 Claire Tallent (AIS) 22:22.58. 2 Jillian Hosking (ACT) 22:35.15. 3 Kellie Wapshott (AIS) 22:54.91. 4 Cheryl Webb (NSWIS) 23:04.26. 5 Beki Lee (JSL) 23:36.56. 6 Nicole Fagan (NSW) 23:49.70. 7 Beth Alexander (VIC) 24:36.84.
Results from ACT Interclub:
The first eight meetings of the 2009/2010 ACT Interclub season have been completed. The following results can be viewed if you have Adobe PDF Reader installed on your computer:
Saturday 17 October, Friday 23 October, Friday 30 October, Friday 13 November, Saturday 21 November, Saturday 28 November, Friday 18 December and Thursday 7 January, 2010.
Notable SCT results from last Thursday will be available here soon. Interclub continues on Thursday 14 January at the AIS track, Bruce. Also, a number of club records have been broken recently and the records pages will be updated soon.

In the meeting on 30 October, Angeline Blackburn won the 200m in 25.97. In the women's 800m, Anna McCormack placed third in 2:18.59, with Bridget Reilly running 2:24.02 and Betsy Anderson-Smith 2:28.07. Betsy backed up in the 3000m, winning in 10:54.16.
Natalie Tanks placed 2nd in the 2000m Steeplechase in 8:00.54 and also won the 200m Hurdles in 33.67. Elizabeth Hosking won the 3000m walk in 15:27.42. In the field, Kelsey White triple-jumped 8.83m, while Kelsey-Lee Roberts won the discus with 32.24m.
Ashley Colquhoun ran 18:35.02 in the 5000m. Greg Hosking won the 2000m Steeplechase in 6:28.85, ahead of Christo Dunkley (6:45.45). Harry Bates triple-jumped 9.92m.
The Great Tuggie Turkey Run:
Results from SCT's annual Christmas "Turkey" Run (held at Fadden Pines on Saturday, 19 December) will be available here when Mike returns from holidays.
The 2009 Parliamentary Relays:
The relays were held on Tuesday afternoon 8 December on a 1 mile course around Lennox Gardens. Following are the results for SCT's 'A' team. We placed 2nd (I think) out of the 10-person A-grade teams, but 1st of teams running females in the first two legs (traditional rules!). Our fastest runners were Jess Hosking (5:17), and Greg Hosking (4:43).

2009 Parliament House Relays (10 x 1.61km)
	SCT 'A' Grade	Time	Elapsed
1	Anna McCormack	5:40	5:40
2	Betsy Anderson-Smith	5:38	11:18
3	Ryan Young	5:27	16:45
4	Greg Hosking	4:43	21:28
5	Caitlin Hosking	6:11	27:39
6	Libby Hosking	6:04	33:43
7	Lilly Mooney	6:08	39:51
8	Alexa Kniley	5:58	45:49
9	Stuart Doyle	5:08	50:57
10	Jessamy Hosking	5:17	56:14

SCT at the Australian All-Schools Championships:
A number of SCT athletes were selected in the ACT team which contested the 2009 Australian All-Schools Championships held at the Domain Athletics Centre, Hobart, Tasmania (4-7 December). There were 30 athletes in the team, with 8 from SCT:
Natalie Tanks, Elizabeth Hosking, Greg Hosking, Anna McCormack, Bridget Reilly, Kelsey White, Harry Bates and Rowan Dunkley.

Here are the ACT results, with SCT athletes in bold:

Girls 400 Metres Under 17
Section 1: 1, Louise Maybury, QLD, 56.03. 7, Isabelle Scott, ACT, 60.17.

Girls 800 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries
Heat 1: 1, Isabelle Scott, ACT, 2:13.74Q. Heat 2: 1, Odelle Wolfenden, QLD, 2:13.68Q. 2, Sophie Greig, ACT, 2:14.53Q.

Girls 800 Metres Under 17 Finals
Section 1: 1, Sophie Greig, ACT, 2:10.73. 2, Jess Rowe, SA, 2:11.26. 3, Isabelle Scott, ACT, 2:11.93.

Girls 1500 Metres Under 17
Section 1: 1, Nikki Hiscock, QLD, 4:39.12. 2, Lauren Parsons, NSW, 4:39.98. 3, Sophie Greig, ACT, 4:40.29.

Girls 400 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Preliminaries
Heat 1: 1, Chloe Jamieson, NSW, 62.56Q. 6, Keira Doherty, ACT, 71.30. Heat 2: 1, Ellie Macdonald, VIC, 64.01Q. 4, Natalie Tanks, ACT, 70.69.

Girls 800 Metres Under 16 Preliminaries
Heat 2: 1, Jenny Blundell, NSW, 2:17.46Q. 8, Natalie Tanks, ACT, 2:25.99.

Girls 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 16
Section 1: 1, Leila Johnson, SA, 7:00.27. 12, Natalie Tanks, ACT, 8:02.13.

Girls 4x200 Metres Relay Under 16
Section 1: 6, ACT 'A' (Anna McCormack 95, Natalie Tanks 94, Erika Vredenbregt 96, Stephanie Pollard 95), 1:47.42.

Girls 100 Metres Under 15 Finals
Section 1: (w: -2.1) 1, Maddie Pirie, NSW, 12.32. 2, Stephanie Pollard, ACT, 12.41.

Girls 200 Metres Under 15 Finals
Section 1: (w: -2.6) 1, Maddie Pirie, NSW, 25.58. 2, Stephanie Pollard, ACT, 25.61.

Girls 800 Metres Under 15 Finals
Section 1: 1, Courtney Chamberlin, NSW, 2:14.25. 2, Anna McCormack, ACT, 2:14.61.

Girls 1500 Metres Under 15
Section 1: 1, Samantha Prime, VIC, 4:34.86. 2, Anna McCormack, ACT, 4:38.81.

Girls 200 Metres Hurdles Under 15 Finals
Section 1: (w: -0.3) 1, Melissa-Maree Farrington, NSW, 28.53. 6, Erika Vredenbregt, ACT, 30.99.

Girls 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 15
Section 1: 1, Lucy Young, QLD, 7:04.57. 7, Nicola Torley, ACT, 7:30.09.

Girls 3000 Metres Race Walk Under 15
Section 1: 1, Elizabeth Hosking, ACT, 14:25.61.

Girls 100 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries
Heat 2: (w: 0.6) 1, Casey Atkins, QLD, 12.70Q. 8, Erika Vredenbregt, ACT, 13.27.

Girls 400 Metres Under 14 Semi-Finals
Heat 2: 1, Hannah Joye, QLD, 59.86Q. 7, Bridget Reilly, ACT, 61.86.

Girls 800 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries
Heat 3: 1, Natalie Rule, VIC, 2:16.43Q. 4, Bridget Reilly, ACT, 2:19.86.

Girls 1500 Metres Under 14
Section 1: 1, Hayley Arden, NSW, 4:35.82. 9, Nicola Torley, ACT, 4:52.10.

Girls 80 Metres Hurdles Under 14 Preliminaries
Heat 3: (w: 1.4) 1, Iman Balla, VIC, 12.95Q. 5, Erika Vredenbregt, ACT, 13.01q.

Girls 4x100 Metres Relay Under 14
Section 1: 7, ACT 'A' (Kelsey White 96, Nicola Torley 96, Bridget Reilly 96, Erika Vredenbregt 96), DQ.

Girls High Jump Under 14
Section 1: 1, Eleanor Patterson, VIC, 1.70m. 1, Erika Vredenbregt, ACT, 1.70m.

Girls Long Jump Under 14
Section 1: 1, Sarah Ferrier, VIC, 5.39m, w:0.9. 10, Erika Vredenbregt, ACT, 4.94m, w:0.1.

Girls Triple Jump Under 14
Section 1: 1, Sarah Ferrier, VIC, 11.59m, w:1.9. 4, Erika Vredenbregt, ACT, 11.20m, w:-0.4.

Girls 1500 Metres Race Walk Under 14
Section 1: 1, Rachel Barker, QLD, 6:59.77. 33, Kelsey White, ACT, 8:44.40.

Boys 100 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries
Heat 2: (w: 1.6) 1, Nicholas Hough, NSW, 10.93Q. 7, Corey Wilson, ACT, 11.67.

Boys 200 Metres Under 17 Preliminaries
Heat 2: (w: -1.9) 1, William McNamarra, NSW, 22.95Q. 6, Corey Wilson, ACT, 24.58.

Boys 1500 Metres Under 17
Section 1: 1, Milaan Lottering, QLD, 4:03.33. 2, Liam Dwyer, NSW, 4:03.47. 13, Gregory Hosking, ACT, 4:22.99.

Boys 400 Metres Hurdles Under 17 Preliminaries
Heat 2: 1, Steven Solomon, NSW, 54.68Q. 4, Angus Gould, ACT, 58.76.

Boys 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 17
Section 1: 1, Grant Gwynne, QLD, 5:57.93. 6, Gregory Hosking, ACT, 6:30.33.

Boys High Jump Under 17
Section 1: 1, Chris Morrow, NSW, 1.99m. 9, Jesse Field, ACT, 1.80m.

Boys Triple Jump Under 17
Section 1: 1, Tetteh Anang, QLD, 14.45m, w:0.9. 9, Daniel Luton, ACT, 12.67m, w:1.4.

Boys 4x100 Metres Relay Under 16
Section 1: 6, ACT 'A' (Luke Twynham 95, Nicholas Vecchi 95, James Heap 95, Cameron Nicholls 95), 46.37.

Boys 4x200 Metres Relay Under 16
Section 1: 7, ACT 'A' (James Heap 95, Nicholas Vecchi 95, Vincent Vu 96, Angus Gould 94), 1:36.39.

Boys Long Jump Under 16
Section 1: 1, Matthew Haynes, VIC, 6.87m, w:0.7. 11, Angus Gould, ACT, 6.02m, w:-0.4.

Boys Triple Jump Under 16
Section 1: 1, Christopher Hill, QLD, 14.16m, w:0.3. 6, Angus Gould, ACT, 12.53m, w:0.8.

Boys 100 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries
Heat 1: (w: 2.7) 5, Luke Twynham, ACT, 11.86q. 9, James Heap, ACT, 12.15. Heat 2: (w: -1.3) 9, Nicholas Vecchi, ACT, 12.18. 10, Cameron Nicholls, ACT, 12.35.

Boys 100 Metres Under 15 Finals
Section 1: (w: -1.8) 1, Joshua Jay, NSW, 11.19. 6, Luke Twynham, ACT, 11.79.

Boys 200 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries
Heat 1: (w: -0.4) 1, Jahnayah Freeman, NSW, 23.60Q. 5, Cameron Nicholls, ACT, 24.76. 6, Brendan Hay, TAS, 25.70. Heat 2: (w: 0.8) 1, Joshua Jay, NSW, 22.73Q. 3, Luke Twynham, ACT, 23.89.

Boys 400 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries
Heat 2: 1, Alex Young, VIC, 50.96Q. 5, Cameron Nicholls, ACT, 52.67q. 6, Brendan Hay, TAS, 54.36.

Boys 400 Metres Under 15 Finals
Section 1: 1, Malcolm Neiwand, VIC, 50.85. 7, Cameron Nicholls, ACT, 52.56.

Boys 800 Metres Under 15 Preliminaries
Heat 3: 1, Alexander Harlow, QLD, 2:03.08Q. 4, Lachlan Calvert, ACT, 2:05.56.

Boys 2000 Metres Steeplechase Under 15
Section 1: 1, Jacob Birtwhistle, TAS, 6:23.42. 8, Lachlan Calvert, ACT, 6:41.74.

Boys Long Jump Under 15
Section 1: 1, Blake Mammarella, QLD, 6.19m, w:2.7. 8, Luke Twynham, ACT, 5.50m, w:0.9.

Boys Shot Put Under 15
Section 1: 1, Latham Takau, QLD, 18.17m. 8, Clancy Baxter, ACT, 14.22m.

Boys Discus Throw Under 15
Section 1: 1, Latham Takau, QLD, 61.42m. 6, Clancy Baxter, ACT, 48.86m.

Boys 3000 Metres Race Walk Under 15
Section 1: 1, Jesse Osborne, QLD, 13:32.92. --, Harry Bates, ACT, DQ.

Boys 100 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries
Heat 1: (w: 0.8) 1, Ewerton Almeida, QLD, 12.00Q. 3, Riley Kingston, ACT, 12.12. Heat 3: (w: -0.3) 1, Jesse Morgan, QLD, 12.02Q. 6, Vincent Vu, ACT, 12.53.

Boys 200 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries
Heat 1: (w: -2.3) 1, Joel Hagan, QLD, 24.54Q. 5, Christian Fobister, ACT, 25.38q. Heat 2: (w: 1.1) 1, Sachith Wickramasuriya, QLD, 23.98Q. 6, William Green, ACT, 26.04. Heat 3: (w: 0.7) 1, Jonathon Legas, NSW, 24.34Q. 2, Riley Kingston, ACT, 24.38Q.

Boys 200 Metres Under 14 Semi-Finals
Heat 1: (w: 1.7) 1, Sachith Wickramasuriya, QLD, 24.16Q. 6, Christian Fobister, ACT, 25.04. Heat 2: (w: 2.5) 1, Jesse Morgan, QLD, 23.79Q. 5, Riley Kingston, ACT, 24.29q.

Boys 200 Metres Under 14 Finals
Section 1: (w: 0.7) 1, Broady Walsh, NSW, 23.82. 8, Riley Kingston, ACT, 24.75.

Boys 400 Metres Under 14 Preliminaries
Heat 1: 1, Lewis Simon, QLD, 53.60Q. 5, Dean Paragalli, ACT, 55.64. Heat 2: 1, Joshua Robinson, QLD, 53.38Q. 2, Christian Fobister, ACT, 55.12Q.

Boys 400 Metres Under 14 Finals
Section 1: 1, Joshua Robinson, QLD, 52.36. 6, Christian Fobister, ACT, 56.03. Boys 4x100 Metres Relay Under 14 Section 1: 3, ACT 'A' (Vincent Vu 96, Christian Fobister 96, William Green 96, Riley Kingston 96), 47.50.

Boys High Jump Under 14
Section 1: 1, Henry Smith, VIC, 1.76m. 11, Rowan Dunkley, ACT, 1.60m.

Boys Long Jump Under 14
Section 1: 1, Raui Poaru, NSW, 5.97m, w:0.5. 6, Vincent Vu, ACT, 5.60m, w:2.1. 8, William Green, ACT, 5.30m, w:0.1.

Boys Triple Jump Under 14
Section 1: 1, Lewis Simon, QLD, 12.43m, w:1.4. 10, Vincent Vu, ACT, 11.42m, w:3.6.

Boys 1500 Metres Race Walk Under 14
Section 1: 1, Benjamin Tesch, QLD, 6:52.97. 12, Jacob Mitchell, ACT, 9:40.
High School and Tertiary Scholarships available:
The Tuggeranong Vikings club has made available a number of generous scholarships for any students going into years 11, 12, CIT or university in the ACT in 2010. Application forms are available from Mike Sexton or Jane McGlew at the track on Interclub days. If you can't make it to the track, contact Jane who will arrange for an application form to be posted to your home. The closing date for applications is 7 December.
Summer T & F competition has commenced!
The second Interclub meeting for the Summer Season 2009-2010 is on Friday evening (23 October) from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. If you haven't registered, remember that all registration is on-line these days (www.athleticsact.org.au). The procedure is painless and your email address is entered into a database, so that you can be contacted by Mike Sexton with information concerning SCT Athletics Club.

Interclub is always in need of volunteers and officials, so if you can help out (even if it is for only one event), please put your hand up. You can contact Mike by email if you're able to help out - mike.sexton [AT] ga.gov.au or by phone - 0438583112. Being on the in-field beats sitting on the metal seating in the grandstand! We also have a new supply of club uniforms which are available from Cathy Tanks at Interclub meetings.
Results for SCT athletes from Interclub meetings will be shown here as they become available.
Hosking shines in Commonwealth Mountain Running Championships:
Keswick, England - 18 & 20 September 2009
by John Harding

SCT's Jessamy Hosking has been the best Australian performer at the Commonwealth Mountain Running Championships at Keswick in England, finishing 9th in both the uphill and up/down 8km events. The women's team finished 4th in both races, after Hubertien Wichers, Kate Siebold-Crosbie and June Petrie finished 17th, 20th and 21st respectively in the uphill, and Siebold-Crosbie and Wichers were 17th and 20th in the up/down.
In the men's 12 km uphill, NCG's Scott McTaggart had a very good run to finish 13th in 55.34. John Winsbury was 19th in 56.42 and Stephen Brown 30th in 1.00.52. In the up/down 12 kms. Winsbury finished 17th in a quick 51.12 and Brown 24th in a strong 53:03. Australia did not have a full men's team after withdrawals and non-acceptances.
Men's 12kms uphill, 18 September
1 K Wilson Chemweno KEN 50:42, 2 Jonathan Wyatt NZL 51:21, 3 Kris Swanson CAN 52:49, 13 Scott McTaggart AUS 55:34, 19 John Winsbury AUS 56:42, 30 Stephen Brown AUS 60:52.
Women's 8kms uphill, 18 September
1 Anna Frost NZL 48:06, 2 Katie Ingram ENG 48:43, 3 Rebecca Robinson ENG 49:12, 9 Jessamy Hosking AUS 52:38, 17 Hubertien Wichers AUS 55:42, 20 Kate Seibold-Crosbie AUS 56:59, 21 June Petrie AUS 57:14.
TEAM RESULT
1 ENG 2,3,5 - 10 pts, 2 SCO 7,8,11 - 26 pts, 3 NZL 1,12,14 - 27 pts, 4 AUS 9,17,20 - 46 pts.

Men's 12kms up/down, 20 September
1 K Wilson Chemweno KEN 47:55, 2 Adam Grice ENG 48:12, 3 Billy Burns ENG 49:00, 17 John Winsbury AUS 51:12, 24 Stephen Brown AUS 53:03.
Women's 8kms up/down, 20 September
1 Katie Ingram ENG 40:12, 2 Sarah Turnstall ENG 41:00, 3 Pamela Bundotich KEN 41:54, 9 Jessamy Hosking AUS 43:42, 17 Kate Seibold-Crosbie AUS 46:09, 20 Hubertien Wichers AUS 48:00.
TEAM RESULT
1 England 1,2,4 - 7 pts, 2 New Zealand 7,12,13 - 32 pts, 3 Scotland 5,14,15 - 34 pts, 4 Australia 9,17,20 - 46 pts.
Walshe 2nd in New Caledonia Marathon:
SCT's Nick Walshe has come away with the silver medal in the New Caledonia International Marathon held in Noumea on 23 August. Not only that, but the man better known for his starring roles in the Runners Shop TV ads has run a fantastic new PB time of 2:32:05. Nick was one of a number of invited Australian runners who filled the major placings. First male in the race was Japanese runner Tsutomu Saeki who finished just 7 seconds ahead in 2:31:58. The first female was another Japanese runner, Yuri Kambara, in a time of 2:58:48.

Results:
Male - 1 Tsutomu Saeki 2:31:58, 2 Nick Walshe (AUS) 2:32:05, 3 Anthony Farrugia (AUS) 2:32:26, 4 Richard Gardiner (AUS) 2:34:39, 5 Thomas Prono 2:41:04, 6 Antoine Planes 2:45:43.
Female - 1 Yuri Kambara 2:58:48, 2 Erika Ellis 3:00:59, 3 Erin Hargrave (AUS) 3:02:00, 4 Johanna Parsons (AUS) 3:05:59, 5 Vérity Tolhurst (AUS) 3:11:04, 6 Yoko Yamazawa 3:13:24.
Latest High Noon T&F Results:
From the High Noon meeting held at the AIS track on Sunday 13 September:
Female: 100m U16, Natalie Tanks - 13.62 (+2.8 wind). 100m U16, Bridget Reilly - 14.17 (+2.8 wind). 100m U14, Kelsey White - 15.67 (+2.8 wind). 800m U16, Anna McCormack - 2:21.79. 800m U20, Betsy Anderson-Smith - 2:27.43. 800m U16, Alexa Kniley - 2:34.00. 800m U16, Elizabeth Hosking - 2:36.76. 800m U16, Lili Mooney - 2:38.73. 800m U14, Caitlin Hosking - 2:45.30. 2000m Steeplechase U16, Natalie Tanks 8:00.60 (h); Elizabeth Hosking 8:22.60 (h). 80m Hurdles U14, Kelsey White - 17.99 (+4.1 wind). Long Jump - Natalie Tanks (U16) 4.48m (+2.6 wind). Bridget Reilly (U14) 4.20m (+3.4 wind). Kelsey White (U14) 3.92m (+3.3 wind).
Male: 60m U20, Adam Cunningham - 8.64 (+5.1 wind). 100m U20, Adam Cunningham - 13.57 (+2.0 wind). 200m U20, Adam Cunningham - 28.20 (+3.2 wind).
Hosking first Australian in World Mountain Running Championships:
Jessamy Hosking has placed 33rd in the Senior Women's race of the 25th World Mountain Running Championships held at Campodolcino, Valchiavenna in Italy on 6 September 2009. Jessamy was a member of the Australian Team which included Kathryn Ewels, Hubertien Wichers and Kate Seibold-Crosbie. Jessamy recorded a time of 48:30 for the 8.6k 2-lap course. Each lap climbed and descended 275m (this was an up/down year for the championships) and the starting elevation was 1750m above sea level. The winner of the Senior Women's race was Italian Elisa Desco in a time of 43:39. The Italians won the team event with Valentina Belotti finishing second and Maria grazia Roberti third.

The Senior Men competed over 3 laps of the course (12.9k), and the race winner was Geoffrey Kusuro from Uganda in 54:51. The first runner from Australia was North Canberra Gunghalin's Scott McTaggart, finishing in 1:03:56 for 75th place. Former SCT member John Winsbury finished 77th in 1:03:57. In the Senior Men's race there were 142 starters and seven of the top ten places were taken by African runners.
The 2009 Australian Cross Country Championships:
This year the championships were held on the tough Willandra course near Nowra. A number of SCT runners were competing as members of the ACT Athletics and Schools' Teams. Here are the abbreviated results (and results for 'Fadden Pines' runners):

Girls 10 Years 2k - 1 Laura Powell (VIC) 7:15, 19 Rebecca Sargent (ACT) 8:36.
Girls 11 years 3k - 1 Samantha King (NSW) 10:46, 10 Olivia Fogarty (ACT) 11:42, 26 Georgia Fogarty (ACT) 12:55.
Girls 12 Years 3k - 1 Rachel Waters (VIC) 10:54, 12 Rebekah Sawkins (ACT) 11:24.
Boys U14 3k - 1 Morgan McDonald (NSW) 9:45, 45 Riley McGown (ACT) 10:49, 65 Rowan Dunkley (ACT/SCT) 11:41.
Girls U14 3k - 1 Hayley Arden (NSW) 10:10, 40 Leanne Pompeani (ACT) 11:46, 44 Bridget Reilly (ACT/SCT) 11:52, 46 Caitlin Hosking (ACT/SCT) 11:58.
Girls U16 4k - 1 Samantha Prime (VIC) 14:52, 9 Anna McCormack (ACT/SCT) 15:34, 59 Natalie Tanks (ACT/SCT) 17:46, 65 Elizabeth Hosking (ACT/SCT) 18:23, Alexa Kniley (ACT/SCT) DNF, Lili Mooney (ACT/SCT) DNF.
Boys U18 6k - 1 Ethan Heywood (WA) 18:23, 79 Gregory Hosking (ACT/SCT) 22:23, 80 Christo Dunkley (ACT/SCT) 22:23, 92 Robbie Dunkley (ACT/SCT 24:19.
Girls U20 6k - 1 Grace Thek (VIC) 21:46, 12 Betsy Anderson-Smith (ACT/SCT) 24:15.
Women Open 8k - 1 Clare Geraghty (QLD) 30:15, 7 Jessamy Hosking (ACT/SCT) 31:25, 24 Jillian Hosking (ACT/SCT) 35:12.
Mixed 13-19 AWD 3k - 1 Mitchell Pink (NSW) 11:41, 6 Tim D'Abrera (ACT/SCT) 14:40.
The Sydney Tower Run-Up:
This unique event was held on Friday 21 August. Competitors race in 'waves' to the top Sydney Tower, a 250m 'vertical' race up the stairwell of the tower from Pitt Street to the observation deck. The winners were Thomas Dold in 7:04 and Vanessa Haverd in 8:41. SCT's Jessamy Hosking placed 9th in the Female Elite section in 10:09, while Jim White was 12th in the Male 45+ section in 12:19.
Latest High Noon T&F Results:
From the High Noon meeting held at the AIS track on Sunday 23 August:
Female: 100m U14, Kelsey White - 15.62 (+0.6 wind). 1500m U16, Erinn Walters - 7:31.67. 200m Hurdles U14, Kelsey White - 41.19 (+1.2 wind). Triple Jump U14, Kelsey White - 8.10m (+0.3 wind). High Jump U14, Kelsey White - 1.40m.
Male: 100m U20, Timothy D'Abrera - 14.66 (+0.6 wind). 400m U16, Harry Bates - 1:06.11. 1500m U20, Timothy D'Abrera - 7:40.03. 400m Hurdles U20, Timothy D'Abrera - 1:21.69. 1500m Walk U16, Harry Bates - 7:22.61. High Jump U20, Timothy D'Abrera 1.30m.
Winter Season Results:
The 18th and final individual event in SCT's Winter Pointscore Competition was held at Mt Majura Saturday 22 August. In a late rush, Alexa Kniley has overtaken Caitlin Hosking to be the overall (and female) winner for 2009 with an excellent score of 1,170 points from 12 races. Libby Hosking placed third. Ryan Young has also come from behind to pip Jim White as the male winner on 1,022 points, however Jim managed to hold off Geoff Monro and win the Veteran competition.
High Noon T&F Results:
A small number of SCT athletes competed in the High Noon meeting held at the AIS track on Sunday 2 August:
Female: 100m U14, Bridget Reilly - 14.21 (+1.9 wind). 200m U16, Natalie Tanks - 28.16 (+1.2 wind), Erinn Walters - 43.39 (+1.2 wind). 800m U16, Natalie Tanks - 2:25.63, Erinn Walters - 3:40.30. 3000m Walk U14, Kelsey White - 24:02.0. Long Jump U14, Bridget Reilly - 3.47m (+0.9 wind). Javelin U20, Kelsey-Lee Roberts - 40.85m.
Male: 60m U20, Adam Cunningham - 8.94 (+1.1 wind). 100m U20, Adam Cunningham - 13.94 (+1.8 wind), Timothy D'Abrera - 15.96 (+1.9 wind). 200m U20, Adam Cunningham - 30.02 (+1.2 wind). 800m U20, Timothy D'Abrera - 3:21.89, Adam Cunningham - 3:40.32. 3000m U20, Timothy D'Abrera - 15:40.80. 100m Hurdles U20, Timothy D'Abrera - 20.16 (+0.6 wind). 3000m Walk U16, Harry Bates - 15:01.79. High Jump U20, Timothy D'Abrera - 1.25m.
Kirkby and Walshe take out Runners Shop Trophy:
Alison Kirkby and Nick Walshe are the 2009 winners of SCT's prestigious Runners Shop Trophy. The trophy was presented to the club by Brian Wenn, and is awarded to the fastest SCT male and female runners in the 10 kilometre race at the annual Runners Shop fun runs. Nick placed second outright in the race, behind Philo Saunders, and recorded a great time in windy conditions of 33:10. Alison was the 12th female in 47:06 in a race won by new masters runner Jackie Fairweather (37:35). The photo shows SCT President Geoff Monro presenting the trophy to Alison and Nick.
Summer Pointscore Updated:
The results of SCT's summer pointscore competition for the 2008/09 season are available on this page. Natalie Tanks scored the most points for SCT at Interclub last season and was 6th out of all athletes competing at ACT Interclub. Elizabeth Hosking was second for SCT and Lili Mooney third. Our highest male pointscorer at Interclub was Christo Dunkley.

Perpetual SCT trophies for all age-groups will once again be up for grabs for the 2009/10 Interclub season. Don't forget that you can score individual points for relays, and events that aren't your specialty (whether it be the hammer throw or the steeplechase), so come along and have a go!
Fadden Pines over for another year:
SCT's Schools' Cross Country season finished on Sunday 2 August with the popular 'Grand Final' handicap races and presentation of awards. Chief handicapper Jim White managed to produce some close finishes, although there were some 'burglars' who escaped detection and managed to win easily. Watch out next year! The full results are available on the Fadden Pines 2009 page. The winners of the three handicap races were Ethan Robards, Vivien Clarke and Riley McGown.

After the races, our perpetual school team shields were presented to the winning teams by club president Geoff Monro. These results will be available soon on the Fadden Pines page after points are double-checked. Everyone celebrated a successful season with free pizzas and drinks. See you all (and your friends) again next May!
SCT runners in the Bush Capital Marathon events:
SCT runners descended on mass to Campbell High School for the "Bush Capital Bush Marathon" events on Saturday 25 July. There were plenty of events on offer, from a 2k run for children to a 60k run for ultra nuts. Following is race director John Harding's report on the day's proceedings:

"Goulburn medical student Alex Matthews clocked 2hrs 46 mins 19 secs to win today's Bush Capital marathon, slashing 15 minutes off the course record. The hills in Mt Ainslie, Mt Majura and Goorooyarroo reserves did not trouble Matthews, who was third in the Australian Trail Running Championship in March. Wagga Wagga veteran was runner up in 3:24:41 and ANU student Andrew Williams was third in 3:39:56. Kate Hodson of Ngunnawal in the ACT made an outstanding comeback from injury to finish first female in 3:22:04, with Canberra veterans Kelley Flood second in 3:42:00 and Elle Knight third in 3:54:15. American attorney Win Apel achieved his goal of completing a marathon on all seven continents when he completed the course in 6:22:45.

The 60 km ultramarathon was won in the fast time of 4:36:46 by Kingston's Peter Johnson who was moving up in distance after finishing second in the marathon in 2008. South Coast runner Damian Smith was second in 4:56:42, just ahead of fast finishing David Baldwin who ran 4:57:26. Triple world rogaining champion Julie Quinn of Macquarie was fastest female in 5:18:03, with Natalie Jennings of Sydney second in 5:54:07 and Marie Heitz of Tasmania third in 5:56:59.

World long distance mountain running representative Colleen Middleton from Albury had a brilliant run in the 25 kms, clocking 1:45:48, with Yelena Pearson second in 1:54:27 and Sally Parker third in 1:54:35. Alex Miller of Gowrie in the ACT was first in 1:41:26, with former world veteran champion Trevor Jacobs second in 1:43:31 and Bill Bennett third in 1:47:20.

The most popular event of the day, the 16 kms with over 160 participants, proved to be a Tour de Force for local horticulturist Laurie Cullen of Ainslie who was scintillating in clocking 60:21, seven minutes ahead of runner up, CSIRO scientist Tony Swan, another plant expert, with local legal eagle Richard Faulks a high flying third in 68:37. Elizabeth Humphries of Lyneham was fastest female in 72:52, with Julia Reed second in 73:34 and Louise Gates third in 76:29.

World long distance mountain running medallist Angela Bateup of Yass organised the turnaround drink station for the 60 kms before blitzing the 10 kms in 38:43. Dual Six Foot Track champion Vanessa Haverd of Watson in the ACT was second in 41:17, with Sarah Londsdale third in 42:46. Darren McClellan of Terrigal in NSW was fastest male in 40:45, with Andy Lowes next in 48:12 and Yili Zhu third in 48:29.

Christo Dunkley, 15, of Isaacs in the ACT had a strong win the 5 kms in 18:53, with 13 year old Reuben Caley second in 19:31 and Greg Hosking third in 19:34. Anna McCormack, 13, of Pearce in the ACT showed her talent in the women's field, with the excellent time of 20:26. Betsy Anderson-Smith was second in 20:48 and Alexa Kniley third in 21:03. A good field of youngsters assembled for the 2 kms, with victory going to 10 year old Andrew Hosking of Hughes in the ACT in the quick time for the hilly course of 9:32, with Haydn Waugh of Woonoona in Sydney second in 9:39 and Rohan Hosking, 8, third in 9:40. The girls race was won by Lauren Robards, 8, of Spence in the ACT in 9:55, with Zoe Cuthbert, 8, of Watson second in 11:30 and Samantha Eardley, 13, of Woonoona third in 11:45.
The Australian Mountain Running Association wishes to thank Campbell High School , Canberra Nature Park , and all of the helpers on the day for a very successful event in beautiful mid-winter sunshine."

Full results coming soon ...
High Noon T&F Results:
Here are the results for SCT athletes from the High Noon Meeting held on 19 July:
Female: 100m - Natalie Tanks, U16, 13.52 (+2.0 wind); Bridget Reilly, U14, 13.96 (+1.7 wind). 400m - Erinn Walters, U16, 1:47.00. 1500m - Bridget Reilly, U14, 5:16.17. 400 Hurdles - Natalie Tanks, U16, 1:11.25.
Male: 100m - Timothy D'Abrera, U20, 14.67 (+1.7 wind). 400m - Harry Bates, U16, 1:05.08; Timothy D'Abrera, U20, 1:30.00. 1500m - Timothy D'Abrera, U20, 6:56.36. 1500m Walk - Harry Bates, U16, 7:07.14. High Jump - Timothy D'Abrera, U20, 1.25m.
Photo page updated:
There are new photos of SCT members in recent events on the RECENT PHOTOS page. These have been selected from the collection on the ACT Athletics website and will be updated here regularly.
The 2009 ACT Cross Country Championships:
The annual Athletics ACT Cross Country Championships were held on Saturday 4 July at Weston Park. SCT runners were out in force and performed brilliantly. Anna McCormack and Betsy Anderson-Smith are ACT Champions for their respective age-groups!

Here are the full results for SCT athletes:
Girls U14 3k: 4th Caitlin Hosking 12:39 (1st Rebekah Sawkins, WC, 11:33).
Boys U14 3k: 5th Rowan Dunkley 12:09, 6th Timothy D'Abrera 14:43 (1st Conor Sproule 10:54).
Girls U16 4k: 1st Anna McCormack 15:07, 2nd Alexa Kniley 15:32, 4th Natalie Tanks 16:31, 7th Elizabeth Hosking 17:10, 8th Lili Mooney 18:58.
Boys U16 4k: 5th Harry Bates 15:34, 6th Cameron Anderson-Smith 16:42 (1st Anthoney Jarrett, WH, 13:41).
Mens U18 6k: 6th Christo Dunkley 21:56 (1st Alexander Tridgell, WH, 20:33).
Womens U20 6k: 1st Betsy Anderson-Smith 24:01.
Mens M60 Veteran 8k: 5th Jim White 35:28.
Mens Open 12k: 17th Ashley Colquhoun 47:00, 18th Geoff Monro 47:04 (1st Alan Craigie, WC, 37:55).
The ACT Athletics Annual Awards:
The Athletics ACT Annual Awards Ceremony was held at the Ainslie Football & Social Club on Friday 26 June. Awards for the 2008/09 summer and winter seasons were presented. SCT nominations and all award winners are listed below:

Cross Country and Road Running (Females):
U14 - 1 - Rebekah Sawkins (WC). SCT nomination - Elizabeth Hosking.
U16 - 1 - Sophie Greig (NCG).
U18 - 1 - Andrea Comer (SCT).
U20 - 1 - Emily Brichacek (WC). SCT nomination - Emilia Skopal.
Open - 1 - Jackie Fairweather (WH). SCT nominations - Jessamy Hosking, Kathy Southgate.

Cross Country and Road Running (Males):
U14 - 1 - Lachlan Calvert (NCG).
U16 - 1 - Declan Wilson (WC). SCT nomination - Christo Dunkley.
U18 - 1 - Peter Hosking (SCT).
U20 - 1 - Brett Robinson (WH).
Open - 1 - Martin Dent (WC).

Track & Field (Females):
U14 - 1 - Erika Vredenbregt (NCG). SCT nomination - Anna McCormack.
U16 - 1 - Sophie Greig (NCG). SCT nomination - Natalie Tanks.
U18 - 1 - Kelsey Lee-Roberts (SCT).
U20 - 1 - Melissa Breen (WH). SCT nomination - Kelsey Lee-Roberts.
Open - 1 - Lauren Boden (NCG). SCT nominations - Angie Blackburn, Jillian Hosking.

Track & Field (Males):
U14 - 1 - Christian Fobister (NCG). SCT nomination - Harry Bates.
U16 - 1 - Liam Dwyer (SCT).
U18 - 1 - Brett Robinson (WH).
U20 - 1 - Michael Reading (NCG). SCT nomination - Nick Buckland.
Open - 1 - Brendan Cole (QBN).

Cross Country and Road Running Age Group club champions:
Female Open - WC, Vet - WH. Male Open - WC, Vet - WC. Club - WC.
Interclub Age Group Club Champions:
Female U14, U18, Open - NCG. U16, U 20 - SCT. Male U14, U16, U18, U20, Open - NCG. Individual Interclub point score: 1 - Erika Vredenbregt (NCG) 1518 points.

Canberra Medal: Lauren Boden, John Woods. Senator Margaret Reid Trophy Outstanding Junior Club Athlete: Emily Brichacek (WC). Encouragement Award for an Athlete with a Disability: William O'Neill. Official of the Year: Dianne Calvert. Brian Gleeson Trophy junior coach of the Year: 1 - Alan Bishop (SCT) / John Hunt. SCT nomination - Kathy Southgate. Coach of athletes with a Disability: 1 - Iryna Dvoskina. Daryl Cross Trophy Coach of the Year: 1 - Matt Beckenham. Joan Cross Trophy Outstanding Senior Woman Sprinter: 1 - Melissa Breen. Mick Dowling Trophy Outstanding Athlete with a Disability: 1 - Christine Wolf. SCT nomination - Wade McMahon. Global Award Athlete of the Year: 1 - Martin Dent.

The following SCT athletes were awarded Laurel Wreath Numbers for the 2009/2010 season:
#9 - Wade McMahon, #11 - Angie Blackburn, #19 - Jessamy Hosking, #23- Jillian Hosking.
The New South Wales Cross Country Championships:
A number of SCT members travelled to Cambewarra on Saturday 20 June to compete in the NSW Cross Country Championships, which were held on the hilly Willandra course. Here are the full results:

3km Female - 13 Caitlin Hosking (W12) 11:52, 14 Bridget Reilly (W13) 11:52. (1st Hayley Arden (W13) 10:15).
4km Male - 37 Timothy D'Abrera (M18) 13:52.
4km Female - 5 Anna McCormack (W14) 16:16, 8 Alexa Kniley (W15) 16:23, 23 Elizabeth Hosking (W14) 17:29, 24 Natalie Tanks (W15) 17:29. (1st Anna Laman (W14) 15:10).
6km Male - 8 Liam Dwyer (M16) 20:56 (1st Zachary Rea (M16) 19:44).
High Noon Results:
Here are the results for SCT athletes from the second High Noon Meet for 2009, held on 21 June:
Open 800m - Angeline Blackburn, 2:12.73. U20 100m - Timothy D'Abrera, 15.53. U20 HJ - Timothy D'Abrera, 1.25m. Open Javelin - Wade McMahon, 28.49m.
Great runs from Hosking and Flannery in Mountain Championships:
SCT runners Jessamy Hosking and Hannah Flannery competed with distinction in the 2009 Australian Mountain Running Championships, held on 7 June at Ferntree Gully near Melbourne. Jessamy won the silver medal, with Hannah placing 8th. Here is a brief report from John Harding:

Mark Bourne had a scintillating run to light up the bleak weather at Ferntree Gully and win the 12.3 km Australian Mountain Running title in a sizzling 50:30. Matt Johnson (VIC) was 2nd in 51:30, Stephen Brown (NSW) 3rd in 52:13, and David Hosking (ACT) gave a brilliant example of superb pacing to come through the field for 4th in 57:23.
In the open women's 8.2 kms, former world senior and junior orienteering champion Hanny Allston (VIC) was too fast on the downhill for defending champion Jessamy Hosking (ACT), winning in 37:02, with Hosking runner up in 38:38. Kate Siebold-Crosbie (VIC) was 3rd in 39:03 and Angela Bateup (ACT) 4th in 39:16. Other ACT performances were Hannah Flannery (8th in 42:56), Narelle Patrick (9th in 45:43, 2nd W45) and Kathy Southgate (10th in 45:54, 1st W50). The junior men's 8.2kms saw Jordan Nelson (VIC) win in 35:46, with Stephen McShane (VIC) 2nd in 36:14 and Oscar Phillips (TAS) 3rd in 36:43.

Athletics Victoria have produced a video of the Championships.
Jillian Hosking is our latest VEADF athlete:
Race-walker Jillian Hosking is now a VEADF athlete after her application was approved by the SCT committee at their June monthly meeting.

Jillian recently competed at the Australian Open 20km Road Walking Championships held on the 7th of March 2009 in Melbourne at Faulkner Park. She placed 6th in 1:37:36, just over 5 minutes behind AIS athlete Claire Tallent. Jillian's time was under the "B" qualifier for World Championships being held later this year. She has been selected to represent Australia at the World University Games from 1-12 July.

Jillian placed 3rd in the 2009 LBG Race Walking Carnival Women's 10 mile race in the excellent time of 1:18:19, and won the 5km Women's race in a time of 22:30. She will also be competing in the Australian summer track Grand Prix circuit for 2009-2010 and hopes to achieve personal best times on the track of sub-13 minutes for the 3k walk and sub-22 minutes for the 5k walk.

Her racing plans also include the RWA 10km winter championships in August where she hopes to walk under 45:30. Her goal for the World University Games is to place in the top 20 and break 1hr 35mins for 20 kilometres. Her long-term goals are to try and achieve selection for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi and 2012 Olympic Games in London.
The LBG Walking Carnival:
The annual Lake Burley Griffin Walking Carnival was held on Sunday 7 June. Results for SCT athletes are as follows:
Open 20 miles - 10th (4th Master) Colin Heywood 3:07:21. Open Women's 10 miles - 3rd Jillian Hosking, 1:18:19. Boy's U10 1k - 10th Rohan Hosking, 7:25. Girl's U12 2k - 1st Caitlin Hosking, 10:25. Boy's U16 3k - 7th Harry Bates, 15:07. Girl's U16 3k - 1st - Elizabeth Hosking, 14:31. Women's Open 5k - 1st Jillian Hosking, 22:30, 10th (1st Master) Ann Jugovic 27:07.
High Noon Results:
Here are the results for SCT athletes from the first High Noon Meet for 2009, held on 31 May:
100m - Natalie Tanks, 13.80 (-3.0 wind). 1500m Walk - Kelsey White, 9:44.41. 400 Hurdles - Natalie Tanks, 1:09.52. 1500m - Tim D'Abrera, 6:40.63. High Jump - Tim D'Abrera, 1.30m.
High Noon meetings have commenced:
The ACT Athletics 2009 Winter Track & Field (High Noon) Meets commenced on Sunday 31 May and will be held every three weeks. All athletes 11 years and older are invited to compete at these meets which are being held at the AIS Athletics Field from 12pm to 1:30pm.
Competition dates are: 31 May, 21 June, 12 July, 2 August, 23 August, 13 September, TBA October.
Cost: Gate Fee $5.00 + nil for registered athletes or $5.00 for unregistered athletes. An unregistered athlete is one who is not currently registered with either an Athletics ACT club, ACTLAA or ACTMA and will be required to take out a One-Day Registration for insurance coverage.
Events: There will be a rotating program of events in the 90 minute time-slot similar to the Summer Track & Field season. There will be at least 2 sprints, 1 middle-distance event, 2 jumps and 2 throws every 3 weeks. Constants will be 60m, 100m, Shot Put and High Jump. Rotation will be between 1500m and 800m, Sprint and Long Hurdles, Discus and Javelin, Long and Triple Jump. Other events included rotationally are the 400m and 3000m. Walking events will be meshed into running events.

Special Note to Parents and Volunteers
The ACT Little Athletics Association (ACTLAA) has sanctioned these meets and all 2008/09 registered Little Athletes are able to participate and are covered by their Little Athletics insurance. ACTLAA request that parents of registered Little Athletes who are participating in these meets assist with officiating on the day. Similarly, it enables the ACT Masters Association an excellent opportunity to skill-up their officials.
The retirement of SCT Life Member Dot Mills:
Dot Mills announced her retirement from the sport of athletics at the close of the 2008/09 Interclub season. For those who don't know, Dot has been a "fixture" of the sport, serving it with a selflessness and smiling face for the past 42 years. She has worked in the "back-room" at Interclub, and long before that, holding a watch in all weathers down at the finish line. Earlier this year SCT presented Dot with a club tracksuit in recognition of her years of service. In the 1970s she used to run the SCT Schools Cross Country "canteen" on frosty winter mornings down at Lotus Bay.

At a presentation in recognition of her service, Ian Colquhoun paid tribute and recalled a story of Dot sewing a flag for the Swedish team at the INAS-FID Championships 3 years ago when the ceremonial flag for Sweden went missing, demonstrating Dot's commitment to the sport. In recent years, Dot's reliable hand-held times were always available whenever there was a glitch with the photo finish. Dot will be sadly missed by all athletes and officials, but we wish her well in retirement.
The SCT AGM and Awards Night:
The Club AGM and Awards night was held on Tuesday, 19th May at the Erindale Vikings Club. After presentation of reports your new committee was elected as follows:

President - Geoff Monro, Administrator (secretary) - vacant, Treasurer - Mike Sexton, Registrar - vacant, Vikings Liaison - Jane McGlew, Website editor - Ewen Thompson. General committee - Susan Schraenkler, Jim White, Robbie Dunkley, Christo Dunkley, Rowan Dunkley, Cathy Tanks.

If any member is available to fill the vacant committee positions, please contact Geoff or Mike.

The winter season awards were presented, with the summer season awards held over until ACT Athletics finalises the pointscore for last season. The prestigious President's Trophy was presented to Jane McGlew. Nick Walshe from the Runners Shop presented "Lucky Door" prizes to Cathy Tanks ($100), Jane McGlew ($50) and Jim White ($50).
New uniforms for female club members:
The club's supply of female uniforms needs to be replenished and the committee has decided to use a different supplier. We are looking at purchasing new crop tops, female singlets and short sleeved polo shirts (for females and males). If you have any ideas for the design of the new uniforms, please contact Cathy Tanks or Mike Sexton.

How to join SCT Athletics Club:
To join SCT you will need to complete an online membership of ACT Athletics and choose "South Canberra Tuggeranong" as your club when filling out the form. It's as simple as that! If you don't have a credit card, contact Mike or Geoff at the AIS track over summer.
Coaches Association Fees:
The SCT committee has approved payment of Australian T & F Coaches Association annual fees for coaches connected with SCT who are actively coaching SCT athletes. Contact Mike Sexton for further details.
SCT Tracksuits available!
We now have a good supply of club tracksuits. They are available from Mike Sexton or Jim White. The price is $100 for the full tracksuit or $60 for the top and $40 for the pants.
More News...
The second page of SCT News can be found here.